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... forces , relatively weak elec- tric forces that attract neutral molecules to each other in gases , in liquefied and solidified gases , and in almost all organic liquids and solids , named for the Dutch physicist Jo- hannes van der Waals ...
... forces , relatively weak elec- tric forces that attract neutral molecules to each other in gases , in liquefied and solidified gases , and in almost all organic liquids and solids , named for the Dutch physicist Jo- hannes van der Waals ...
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... forces , they deform indefinitely as long as the forces are applied and do not return to their original form when these forces are removed . Such an irrecoverable deformation is called flow . An important part of continuum mechanics is ...
... forces , they deform indefinitely as long as the forces are applied and do not return to their original form when these forces are removed . Such an irrecoverable deformation is called flow . An important part of continuum mechanics is ...
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... forces . There are four kinds of forces by which dye molecules are bound to fibre : ( 1 ) ionic forces , ( 2 ) hydrogen bonding , ( 3 ) van der Waals ' forces , and ( 4 ) covalent chemical linkages . In the dyeing of wool , which is a ...
... forces . There are four kinds of forces by which dye molecules are bound to fibre : ( 1 ) ionic forces , ( 2 ) hydrogen bonding , ( 3 ) van der Waals ' forces , and ( 4 ) covalent chemical linkages . In the dyeing of wool , which is a ...
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